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Announcing the Young Nephrologists Awards

The YNC is pleased to announce this year’s recipients of the Young Nephrologists Awards:

Dr. Julian A. Marschner (Germany) – best basic science abstract, “A kidney-on-the-chip approach using primary human tubular cells in a 3D co-culture system.”

Dr. Marschner is currently completing postdoctoral work developing complex in vitro assays to gain mechanistic insights into processes of kidney injury, inflammation, and regeneration.

Dr. Sandhya Suresh (India) – best clinical science abstract, “A randomized controlled trial of rituximab versus modified Ponticelli regimen in the treatment of primary membranous nephropathy – a pilot study.”

Dr. Suresh is currently completing her advanced nephrology training and has a special interest in glomerulonephritides and dialysis.

We warmly encourage you to join us at WCN’21 for the winners’  presentations on Saturday, April 17, from 8.30 – 8.55 a.m. EDT.

The quality of research submitted was highly impressive, and it was no easy task to select just two abstracts. The YNC would therefore like to acknowledge the overall quality of submissions by showcasing the best abstract for each region below.

REGION SURNAME Name Country Abstract
Africa BATTE Anthony Uganda ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY AMONG CHILDREN WITH SICKLE CELL ANEMIA HOSPITALISED WITH VASO-OCCLUSION IN UGANDA
East and Central Europe EREN SADIOGLU Rezzan Turkey THE PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF C4d STAINING IN KIDNEY BIOPSIES OF IMMUNE-COMPLEX-MEDIATED GLOMERULAR DISEASES
Western Europe MARSCHNER Julian Aurelio Germany A KIDNEY-ON-THE-CHIP APPROACH USING PRIMARY HUMAN TUBULAR CELLS IN A 3D CO-CULTURE SYSTEM
NIS and Russia ANPILOVA Anastasiia Russia URINE CONGO-RED DOT TEST AS A NON-INVASIVE SCREENING METHOD FOR RENAL AMYLOIDOSIS
Middle East FATANI Rehab Saudi Arabia ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE CLINICAL DATA COLLECTING TOOL FOR PROPER EVALUATION OF RENAL BIOPSY
South Asia SURESH Sandhya India A RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL OF RITUXIMAB VERSUS MODIFIED PONTICELLI REGIMEN IN THE TREATMENT OF PRIMARY MEMBRANOUS NEPHROPATHY – A PILOT STUDY
North and East Asia MOROOKA Hikaru Japan MAGNESIUM IMBALANCE IS ASSOCIATED WITH 28-DAY MORTALITY IN CRITICALLY ILL CHILDREN: A RETROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL ANALYSIS
Oceania and South East Asia AZMI Farhana Australia DEVELOPING RENAL CLEARABLE NANOPARTICLES FOR THE TREATMENT OF RENAL CELL CARCINOMA
NAC LIU Jiahao United States MULTISCALAR DATA INTEGRATION LINKS GLOMERULAR ANGIOPOIETIN SIGNALING PATHWAY ACTIVATION WITH PROGRESSION OF DIABETIC KIDNEY DISEASE
Latin America COBIELLAS CARBALLO LázaroIbrain Cuba KIDNEY SCHOOL VIA WHATSAPP MESSENGER FOR HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS AND CAREGIVERS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
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